9102 & 9103
TIPS
- Handle CDRs with care - by the outer edge only to prevent scratching. Keep CDRs away from dust and contamination. - ONLY use a dedicated CD/DVD pen to write on the CD NEVER use a ball point pen or felt tip pen. - When handling CDRs only ever touch the outer edge. This will prevent finger prints and contamination to the recording surface. - If each microphone is placed near to the parties concerned the “stereo” recording will improve the intelligibility during transcription. - Copies of CD recordings can be made with “RIP” AND “BURN” within Windows Media Player or with a dedicated CD copier. - Low quality CDRs have many errors within them. ONLY use good quality CDRs from a reputable manufacturer. - Low quality CDRs have a short life and may not replay after a number of years. - The CD recordings from the NEAL CD interview recorders can be replayed on any CD player, most DVD players and a wide range of Software /Audio Programs. - In accordance with UK legal guidelines (inc. CJS 2004 and NPIA Specification) the CD recordings from NEAL interview recorders are as standard linear and lossless. If a compressed file format is required Windows Media Player may be used to produce a MP3 low quality, highly compressed file. Please contact us if compressed original recordings are required.
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